Hi Peter,
I tested 128GB microSDXC card formatted on a PC in FAT32 mode on some
pocket recorders. Here my findings:
ZOOM H1 - it recognizes the cars and fills it apparently working on the
whole capacity, however I had some problems, so I don't trust too much in
it. Maybe I'll do new tests to investigate more.
SONY M10 - it works fine ! fills the card, I tested with both WAV and MP3
recording, I made several tests, extracting and reinserting the card,
deleting files and adding file by PC, stopping recording by abruptly
disconnecting the batteries, never had problems. I did the tests on two
units, with identical results. It CAN'T FORMAT the card.
YAMAHA PR7 - not working, card not recognized
OLYMPUS LS12 with SD adapter - not working, card not recognized
On the SONY M10 I also tested a microSD=3D=3D=3D=3DSD cable extender. The M=
10 works
as expected with microSDXC 128GB inserted in a SD adapter inserted in the
SD socket of the extender cable. But not worked on 256GB SDXC cards.
In microSD size there are also brands (Sandisk and Lexar) that makes a
200GB microSD for Android devices. These costs about 90=80. But never teste=
d.
Maybe I'll buy one for testing by the end of the month.
Gianni
2016-06-10 6:40 GMT+02:00 Peter Shute [naturerecordists] =
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> Have you tested that, Gianni? Can you actually use all of a 128GB card? I
> thought FAT32 had a maximum volume size of 32GB.
>
> Peter Shute
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> Gianni wrote:
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> > Hi Paul, I agree with all your consideration. I'm constrained to use a
> relatively
> > cheap, low power and small recorder to record for a long period of time=
.
> My
> > choice is the SONY M10 because of its quality (low self noise) and low
> power
> > (70mA at 3V). It also has the valuable capacity to record to 128GB and
> 200GB
> > microSDXC formatted in FAT32 (it is declared SDHC compatible, not SDXC)=
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>
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